The Siren Board

I went up to West Point, New York this weekend to visit the post and I was not expecting to find any sirens at all in the area other then the odd ones at a few fire stations. However while on the Palisades Parkway I saw a P-10 on a pole next to an ATI. That's about when it hit me that West Point is near Indian Point Nuclear Generating Station. I was mostly here for vacation so I didn't get to snap too many pictures but I thought you would like to see these. The pictures also are not the greatest because most were taken while we were driving






P-10 (or a P-15) and a ATI located right outside of the West Point Visitors center/museum. Part of the Indian Point System



STH-10 at a Fire Station



STH-10 also outside of the visitors center. I had to enhance this image because the picture turned out very dark

I did not have a chance to take out my camera for a few of the sirens I saw and there was one on the post itself that I didn't get a very good picture of.

P-10 and an ATI in the town of Garrison
Federal Signal Model 5 or 7 on top of a building in West Point (I have a picture but its pretty bad. Let me know if you want to see it)
P-10 and an ATI in an unknown location on the way to West Point

This is my first post on these forums so I hope you like these. Next time I head out to West Point I'll try to take some pictures of the ones I missed and hopefully get a few more.

West Point where? Nebraska?

Sorry about that, probably should have put that in my first post. West Point, New York

Daniel wrote:West Point where? Nebraska?

No mountains in NE

Model2 wrote:

Daniel wrote:West Point where? Nebraska?

No mountains in NE

Ever been to western Nebraska? There are plenty of mountains. Might not be like what you would see in Colorado or Wyoming, but they are still mountains.

I saw the same setups on the outskirts of West Point Academy.
I've got a few not-so-great pics on the ID thread.

Having grown up in the Cascades, that small hill behind the church in West Point is not a mountain. However, there are hills like that in many parts of Nebraska, including the areas near the Missouri River north of Omaha.

I live in Rockland county and I'm very familiar with the HPSS32s, I hear them every few months as part of the quarterly test of Indian points Nuclear warning sirens. I made a map of all the sirens I know of: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... 9QEDNSN6ag

Isn't that a Single Tone P-15? Not a P-10?

SoundMaster 391 wrote:Isn't that a Single Tone P-15? Not a P-10?

Yes. Pretty funny how the ATI's are supposed to be a "comparable" replacement to them.